The launch of the Xiaomi Mix Flip in China has been confirmed by the smartphone maker and will be unveiled in China on July 19 during Xiaomi CEO Li Jun’s annual speech.
In addition to this phone, several other products from different categories such as Xiaomi Mix Fold 4, Redmi K70 Ultra, Watch S4 Sport, Buds 5 and Smart Band 9 will also be announced, making this one of the biggest events in Chinese.
Ahead of the official announcement, Xiaomi has revealed several details about its Mix Flip, including design, chipset and camera changes.
The design and specifications of Xiaomi MixFlip have been released
In a series of posts on X (formerly Twitter), Xiaomi CEO Li Jun shared details about Xiaomi’s MixFlip. It is confirmed to feature the 3rd generation Snapdragon 8 chip, Qualcomm’s current flagship smartphone chipset. Additionally, it will feature a large bezeled display that encloses the rear camera module, which houses two sensors, similar to the external display of the recently launched Motorola Razr 50 Ultra.
Similar to the Xiaomi 14 Ultra, the foldable smartphone also appears to feature a Leica-tuned dual camera system that is arranged vertically and features an LED flash on the bottom lens. The speaker grill, microphone, USB Type-C port and SIM card tray can be placed at the bottom of the phone. The power button and volume button are now on the right side. You can see the antenna bands on each side of the smartphone.
Xiaomi Mix Flip can be available in different colors such as black, purple and silver/white. Additionally, the teaser image suggests that multiple finishes are possible, with one of the devices featuring a textured back and the other appearing to have a smooth surface.
Specifications of the Xiaomi Mix Flip (rumor)
The upcoming Xiaomi Mix Flip is expected to feature a 1.5K resolution display. Visually, it is likely to have a dual rear camera consisting of a 50MP OV50E primary sensor and a 60MP OV60A secondary sensor with 2x optical zoom. There are also reports of a 32-megapixel selfie camera on the front. The phone may be powered by a 4,700mAh battery with 67W fast charging support.
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